82,000 expected as Women's Rugby World Cup final sells out
Summary
The Women's Rugby World Cup final has sold out at Twickenham Stadium, expecting a record crowd of 82,000 spectators. This match will surpass previous attendance records for women's rugby, highlighting the growing popularity of the sport.Key Facts
- The Women's Rugby World Cup final will take place at Twickenham Stadium, with all 82,000 seats sold.
- The current largest crowd for a women’s rugby match was 58,498 at Twickenham during the 2023 Six Nations.
- A significant increase in interest is noted, as 375,000 out of 470,000 total tickets for the tournament have been sold.
- Previous Women's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand sold a third of these numbers.
- The 2025 Rugby World Cup organizers expect the final to have the highest attendance in women's rugby history.
- The last Women's Rugby World Cup hosted by England in 2010 had a maximum crowd of 13,000.
- Recent matches, such as England vs Ireland and New Zealand at Twickenham, have drawn crowds over 40,000.
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